SOLUTION: This question was on a test my teacher recently gave me, and needless to say, I got it wrong. I got stuck about half way through it. Can you please help me?
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Question 132314: This question was on a test my teacher recently gave me, and needless to say, I got it wrong. I got stuck about half way through it. Can you please help me?
The original problem looked like this:
I first converted it to log form: xlog5 = x-6log2
Then punched in log5 and log2 into my calculator: x(.69897) = x-6(.30102)
Next, I distributed the -6: .69897x = x-1.80617
...and I'm stuck! Help, please!